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Athletic Director for Cincinnati's Sycamore High School killed in a 4-vehicle crash on I-75; Chillicothe nurse practitioner accused of being drunk on the job; Ohio has more school levies on the ballot than any other state in the primary election; aspiring drivers have the chance to get behind the wheel of a school bus in northwest Ohio.

Former OSU and Olympic wrestler hospitalized after a fire in northwest Ohio; Columbus police officer fired after being arrested for driving under the influence; Toledo woman facing charges for faking cancer and collecting money from community fundraisers; cop in northeast Ohio delivers a baby within a minute of responding to an emergency call.

Man facing kidnapping charges after allegedly taking his 1-year-old child and the child's 17-year-old mother from the Cincinnati area to Akron yesterday; Hocking County Sheriff's primary race pits long-time incumbent against a former chief deputy who was indicted on theft in office and other charges; Former President Donald Trump will be in Dayton this weekend; the top senior center in Ohio is in...

Police near Columbus are investigating how a 12-year-old boy was able to spend the night in a closed Target store; several Central Ohio schools receive threats of violence; Ohio man arrested for trying to bring a hammer into the US Capitol, then becoming combative; ODOT officials say traffic could be at a standstill in parts of the state after April 8th eclipse.

Federal judge says only Norfolk Southern has to pay for derailment clean-up in East Palestine; Ohio woman who was criminally charged after a miscarriage and Cincinnati-area teen who prevented a school shooting were among the guests at last night's State of the Union address; warm winter has Ohio fruit growers worried; Toledo Fire and Rescue has the world's strongest firefighter.

GOP Senate hopefuls square off in their final debate before Ohio's March 19th primary; NTSB Chair says controlled burn of East Palestine train derailment wreckage was not necessary; Ohio's Sen. Brown introduces legislation to protect the right to IVF; the Great Lakes are all but devoid of ice.

Charges filed in what Ross County humane officials are calling the worst case of animal abuse they've ever seen; suspect in the Sunday shooting near the Pro Football Hall of Fame captured in Tennessee; an EF-0 tornado touched down yesterday near Findlay, damaging a home; Cleveland Cavaliers pull off their largest 4th quarter comeback in franchise history.

Five-year-old girl from Fairfield County allegedly kidnapped then found safe in Kentucky hours later; hundreds laid off from Toledo Jeep plant: Ohio still has one of the highest flu infection rates in the nation; the football Buckeyes hit the field for first Spring practice.

$250K reward offered in the case of a postal worker killed on the job Saturday in northeast Ohio; Arnold Schwarzenegger weighs in on gerrymandering in Ohio; Cleveland police horses escape, run loose on highway; Ohio State women's basketball team fall to Iowa as Caitlin Clark breaks all-time scoring record.

National Weather Services confirms a sixth tornado touched down in eastern Ohio on Wednesday; self-described incel sentenced for mass shooting plot targeting women at Ohio State University; a deeper look at the Darnell Taylor story with WBNS 10TV reporter Carly D'Eon; there's a new area code in northeast Ohio.

National Weather Service confirms five tornadoes touched down in the state Wednesday, investigating the possibility of more in southeastern Ohio; lake effect snow snarls the morning commute in Cleveland; JR Majewski says he's not dropping out of the congressional primary after backlash over his comments about people with intellectual disabilities; Wendy's says they are not going to utilize surge p...

Strong storms, tornadoes cause damage in southwest and central parts of the state; bomb squad responds after a construction crew in Findlay made a startling discovery; former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder appeals his conviction in the HB 6 corruption case; Toledo woman vying to be crowned Miss Black USA.

Columbus-area woman indicted in the death of a 5-month-old baby in her care; officials have awarded bids to frack oil and gas under state parks; electric vehicle parts plant planned for Tuscarawas county; OU in Athens is revising its parental leave policy.

Three men killed in single-engine plane crash in southern Ohio; man hospitalized after he was run over by a monster truck at an event in Marion; southwest Ohio officials are working to prevent the spread of meningitis suspected in the case of a Miami University student; Ohio State b-ball men break a 17 road game losing streak while women are tied for Big 10 title.

Columbus man killed in an officer-involved shooting; Cleveland mother who left her baby home alone for more than a week while she vacationed entered a guilty plea; Miami University officials warn students of a suspected case of meningitis on campus in Oxford; state officials make a change to betting on college sports in Ohio.

Columbus woman who killed 5-year-old Darnell Taylor arraigned, bail set at $4M; East Cleveland mayor under fire for dealings with a pair of brothers accused of scamming people out of millions; task force recommends communication training for Ohio cops; first ever professional women's volleyball game in Ohio history played in Columbus.

Southeast Ohio couple charged in the death of their 5-month-old daughter; there are calls for northwest Ohio congressional candidate J.R. Majewski to drop out of the race after he made disparaging comments about Special Olympics; early voting is underway for Ohio's March 19th primary; officials say if you live in the path of April's total eclipse, plan to stay home that day.

Man arrested for attacking Columbus-area police officer with a homemade knife Sunday night has other resisting arrest charges on his record; 18-year-old school board member in the Toledo area, who began running for his seat while still in high school, arrested for drunk driving; investigators say there is no evidence of arson in deadly Thanksgiving Day fire near Athens; CDC says Ohio is one of 8 s...

Columbus woman who killed 5-year-old boy now facing murder, other charges; protesters call for a re-trial of former Franklin County Sheriff's deputy Jason Meade for the murder of Casey Goodson, Jr.; ODOT says 3 more plows were hit, 1 driver hospitalized over the weekend; NHL announced outdoor hockey is coming to Columbus.

Body of five-year-old Columbus boy found and his guardian apprehended after nearly three-day Amber Alert and search; murder trial of former sheriff's deputy ends in mistrial after the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict; residents react as President Biden makes his first visit to East Palestine more than a year after the toxic train derailment; bill introduced at the Ohio statehouse to increa...

Day 2 of the search for 5-year-old Darnell Taylor and his foster mother; Cuyahoga County reports 6 flu deaths so far this season; Governor Mike DeWine announces new technology to make Ohio's interstate highways safer; Ohio State fires men's basketball coach while the women's team beat Nebraska for a 12th straight win.

Amber Alert issued for a 5-year-old boy taken from Columbus by foster mother; Logan County woman charged for crash in Bellefontaine that killed an Indian Lake High School student; University of Toledo eliminating some majors; Cleveland-area couple celebrates Valentine's Day after being married for more than 70 years.

Police are investigating a hate crime near OSU's campus in Columbus; new indictments in the HB 6 corruption case; Cleveland City Council approved funding for affordable housing; OSU women Bballers are #2 in the country.

Police officer in Richland County recovering after an overnight shooting; there are new details about the 14-year-old suspect in the CincInnati-area high school shooting plot; President Biden plans to visit East Palestine this week; this year's nominees for Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction have been announced.

14-year-old near Cincinnati arrested for allegedly planning a mass shooting at school; nearly 60 animals rescued from a Marion home in alleged cruelty case; charges dropped against northwest Ohio pastor who shelters homeless people in his church; former Buckeye CJ Stroud honored by the NFL.